Étiqueté : confessionnalisation

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13 octobre 2019

Religious communities and political constructions: Balkans, Eastern Europe, Mediterranean (11th-20th centuries)

Vilnius, 16-18 October 2019 Vilnius University, Faculty of History, Room 211, Universiteto g. 7, LT -01513 Vilnius Programme Normes et pratiques du religieux entre Orient et Occident École française de Rome, École française d’Athènes, Centre de recherche français à Jérusalem Vilnius University, CERCEC, CéSor, CRHIA-Université de Nantes The third meeting of the research program “Religious Norms and Practices between East and West” will be an opportunity to examine how relationships between sovereign powers, Churches and communities...

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29 août 2018

Building Confessional Identities in the Ottoman Empire (16th-18th centuries). Bibliographie sélective

Bibliographie essentielle en lien avec la Journée d’études Building Confessional Identities in the Ottoman Empire (16th-18th centuries) Pour un aperçu sur le débat historiographique autour de la “Confessionnalisation”: Ute Lotz-Heumann, “The Concept of “Confessionalization”: a Historiographical Paradigm in Dispute”, in Memoria y Civilización, 4, 2001, pp. 93-114. Thomas A. Brady, “Confessionalization: the Career of a Concept”, in: J. M. Headley, H. J. Hillerbrand, A. J. Papalas (eds.), Confessionalization in Europe, 1555-1700: Essays in Honor and Memory of...

Colloques et journées d'études / Événements

1 février 2017

Building Confessional Identities in the Ottoman Empire (16th-18th centuries)

Journée d’études organisée par Cesare Santus (EFR) dans le cadre du programme Normes et pratiques du religieux entre Orient et Occident (IXe-XIXe siècle) École française de Rome, 6 février 2017 Programme consultable ici. The collaboration between political and religious authorities, directed at imposing religious uniformity and at establishing denominational boundaries in the course of Early Modern times, has traditionally been investigated within the interpretative framework of ‘Confessionalization’ – a concept originally developped and applied only to...

Comment se construisent, sur le temps long, les cadres normatifs des populations chrétiennes de l’espace européen et méditerranéen ? Cette enquête examinera dans une perspective croisée les rapports entre les traditions « latine », « grecque » et « orientales », souvent renégociés à travers des ajustements complexes des pratiques et sous l’influence de pouvoirs politiques – catholiques, orthodoxes, protestants ou islamiques – concurrents. L’objectif sera de saisir les circulations entre les différents modèles qui ont façonné ou refaçonné à différentes échelles les frontières des communautés par les phénomènes de concurrence, de rejet ou de mimétisme.

The overarching question of this research is to examine what were the defining categories and characteristics of Christian populations in European and Mediterranean lands, when considered over the thousand years between the ninth and the nineteenth centuries. This programme’s approach tries to look beyond the traditional divisions of the ‘Latin’, ‘Greek’ and ‘Eastern’ Christian traditions, divisions stemming from the complexities of regulating religious practice in different contexts, and under the influence of different and competing political powers – Catholic, Orthodox, Protestant or Islamic. Its goal is to capture and to present important elements of the exchanges between European and Mediterranean Christian communities, whose differing beliefs and practices – the products of competition with, rejection of and imitation of other Christian and non-Christian practices and beliefs – have fashioned and helped to formalize, at various institutional and popular levels, these communities’ distinguishing characteristics.

Come si costruiscono, sul lungo termine, i quadri normativi delle popolazioni cristiane dello spazio europeo e mediterraneo?La nostra indagine prenderà in esame, con una prospettiva che incrocia il rapporto tra le tradizioni “latino”, “greco” e “orientale”, rapporto spesso rinegoziato attraverso regolazioni complesse delle pratiche e sotto l’influenza dei poteri politici – cattolici, ortodossi, protestanti o islamici – concorrenti. L’obiettivo sarà quello di catturare gli scambi tra i diversi modelli che hanno fatto o rimodellato, a diverse scale, i confini delle comunità dai fenomeni di concorrenza, di rifiuto o di mimica.

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Religious communities and political constructions: Balkans, Eastern Europe, Mediterranean (11th-20th centuries)

Building Confessional Identities in the Ottoman Empire (16th-18th centuries). Bibliographie sélective

Building Confessional Identities in the Ottoman Empire (16th-18th centuries)

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